Arts and
Drama Audio Books
We are pleased to present the following Arts and Drama Audio
Book titles,
- Rogue's
Life, A
Mr. Frank Softly was sent to one of the most fashionable and famous
of the great public schools. He said, “I ran away three times, and
was flogged three times. I made four aristocratic connections, I
learnt to play at cricket, to hate rich people. . . and to receive
kicks and serious advice...
- Roman
Lives
Though he was Greek, Plutarch wrote his Lives in the first century,
a world dominated by the Roman Empire. Here he considers some of
the major figures who had left their stamp.
- Romeo
& Juliet
Douglas Henshall, Sophie Dahl and Susannah York star in
Shakespeare's passionate story of doomed love. The full beauty and
meaning of some of the most lyrical lines ever written can truly be
heard.
- Romeo
and Juliet
Shakespeare's play is filled with wit, tenderness, dramatic variety
and poetic beauty.
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Romeo And Juliet: BBC Radio Shakepeare (mp3)
Douglas Henshall stars as Romeo with Sophie Dahl as Juliet and
Susannah York as Lady Capulet in Shakespeare's passionate story of
doomed love...
- Romola
In this novel, Eliot re-creates the upheavals of fifteenth-century
Florence through the noble and courageous Romola, who finds herself
increasingly disillusioned by the career of Savonarola and repelled
by her unscrupulous, self-indulgent husband.
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Room Full of Mirrors: A Biography of Jimi Hendrix
The image and lifestyle of Jimi Hendrix was larger-than-life, but
beyond this was a complex man who struggled to accept his role as
an idol. This sensitive, meticulously-researched biography recounts
the entire arc of Hendrix’s twenty-seven years, from po
- Room
With A View, A
Sheila Hancock stars in a BBC Radio 4 full-cast dramatisation of E.
M. Forster’s glorious tale of love in Italy and England...
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Rose, A Chicago Valentine & Romance With Comedy
Devastated by the end of her relationship, Rose reunites with her
best friend from high school.
- Roverandom
While on holiday in 1925, four-year-old Michael Tolkien lost his
beloved toy dog on the beach at Filey in Yorkshire. To console
him...
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Rubaiyat, The - Omar Khayyam Classic narrated by David Ian
Davies
The ethereal words of the great thinker Omar Khayyam.
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Rumpole and the Primrose Path
In these episodes Rumpole is played by Timothy West, whilst the
part of She Who Must Be Obeyed is taken by his real-life wife,
Prunella Scales.
- Scarlet
Pimpernel, The
“Who is this man, this Scarlet Pimpernel?” Each day this question
grew more pressing to the rulers of the French Revolution. Only
this man, this maddeningly elusive figure, threatened their total
power, defying the vast network of fanatics, informers, and secret
agents that the Revolution spread...
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Searching for the Sound
The bass player for the greatest improvisational band in American
history tells the full, true story of his life, Jerry Garcia, and
the Grateful Dead.
- Sea Wolf,
The
A sophisticated man is thrust into the dangerous world of a sealing
sailor
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Secrets of the Code
Was Jesus actually married to Mary Magdalene? Did they have a child
together? In the Secrets of the Code, Burstein attempts to distill
expert opinion on the subject.
- Seven
Ages
An Anthology of Poetry with Music.
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Seven Pillars of Wisdom
Although Lawrence of Arabia died in 1935, the story of his life has
captured the imagination of succeeding generations.
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Seven Poor Travellers, The
A lesser known but heart warming Charles Dickens Christmas story,
set on Christmas Eve.
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Shakespeare's Sonnets
All 154 of the Shakespeare's sonnets are beautifully read.
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Shakespeare's Speeches: Hamlet - Act III, Scene I
'To be or not to be - that is the question…'
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Shakespeare's Speeches: Henry V - Act IV, Scene III
Richard Burton's rich and resonant voice delivers Henry V's address
to his army on the eve of Agincourt!
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Shakespeare's Speeches: King Lear - Act II, Scene IV
Alec Guinness's performance as King Lear stirs the listener in this
recording from the BBC Sound Archives.
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Shakespeare's Speeches: Macbeth - Act II, Scene II
With Denis Quilley as Macbeth, this recording from the BBC Sound
Archives brings Shakespeare's memorable words to life.
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